Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-01-11

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Abbots and GsmeEaI Vim. ). Gswen are
contestants. The Leusiatass e1ands /
kepablissns % Dsmoerzss 81. Labor : /
con9eNts4 SEALS 2 te4aI d. The son-
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Republicans aE9im fbaE they are eaEsfie1 |
30 fkem, and mnlsAs TITS scHsessien =
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exzamszafion.
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eiAIgxnrua, gau. la--E4eeEs aes1ant
8ssA. who have baea engaged Ter .
| ntnnth rmSt ia exanafnfB1 the b1oks ct
toe nbsc0ndisg Csaaty Treasurer. ".
j. Bnrhn. rendered sepoFt e the Coan-
~ Court today, ahowing Burks 30 b 3
1 defsuItsr 30 ihs extent Of 1880 essas
and RsG0D0 worth 0f county beads be
Innafna 10 she aehool fnad. His b11da-
men ara making 20 e4est TO appFeheno
him.
The Tarmb asa the Altar.
EKw Yoax. Jan. I0-If Bsn Holiday
eannot make aFE4ERemeuts with John
Roach fsF he bQFial IT Bis son on the
0ehiF Farm, be viii bay lot 10 white
Plans Came4sry, and Femess from tue |
vautt the remains II his daughters, the
Countess P0artaless aBd the Baroness
BuasisFe. Il Is understood that the son
Of q gsalahy kew Yorker bas a0ught tue
hand Of Mrs. BENJAMIN Holiday, 5F.,
who secured = divorces from her hus-
hand 10 $50, bot ahs u Catholic, and
the laws OF sne church forbid marriage
after divorce during tbs life time Of the
husband. Holidays death removes this
obstacle 10 her marriage.
TIE msney MnFkca.
NKw Yemx, Jan. 10 -GovsEnmsnts
we're dali bmt arm. A disposition toi
awast the aetion Of Congress upon the
| Interstate G0mmefce bill. still keeps
Operators cnt % tbs stock u1arket.
which remains dull, aud almost devoid
Of features. The market opsned some
what irregular, bat eenagally strong.
Lake Shore was q conspicuous si0cas
with an advance Of three foaFshs per
cent. There was moderate business 70
lhs hrss few minutes, ID which Jersey
Central and West Point were oonspion
ona stocks, With IN advance Of thee
fourths Per osnt. Prices we're strong.
and especially for Jersey Osntral and
peoFis, Decasaf and Evansville. The
activity died away. but asvsnces 10
uTice continued until noon. The dull
ness was then intensified, and prices
Gagged OF slowly until the close, which
vas dali and heavy. Changes generally
wsFe amalI fractions above opening
safes. 228. 579 shares said.
A Failure N Drngs.
CnrcAao, Jan. 10-VsFqho Ruhling 4
Co. dealers in druggists snndFies aid
| tova, assigned today. Liabilities, $780,
loco; azssta, not stated.
Coed Enough.
surEn1on CrTx iWis.l Jan. l0.-Als
Crawford, we'll known Daiath iron
manufacturer, has received notice that
by the death Of 3 cousin named James
Thompson, In Baliares, Australia, q for
tune Of over 81. 600 hss been left 10
him and his luS brothers, giving them
each nearly $4,000. Crawford has not
seea bis cousin for forty years.
A Bead Eaiisr.
BUFFALO, Jan. l0.-Eiama 4. Jewett,
formerly q prominent journalists Of Bof
| fsio. and at one time proprietor OF the
| Commercial 4dpsrtfssr, died At his
suburban residence, Willow Lawn,
shortly after taidnIgbt Sunday, aged 10
years.
California vitae.
New YoRK. Jan. lO..-BanfoFt's wine
circular says editorially: In reviewing
/ the figures Of the business for the past
year. there IL nothing more striking anc
1 81. H.
aaipta Of OalifoFuia vines. That these
/ vines are growing ia popular demand al
/ a most rapid rate IL without question.
| The reason Is that California Is nos
| producing good, wholesome table wines.
and these are being bought and used in
place OF she cheaper grades Of foreign
| aine. II there Ia ~ much improvement
| ia California wines in tbs next ten
years a. there has been daFiae tha past
| ten, the resources Of that State viii be
taxed 10 supply tbs demand.
Slce international Case.
wAsMSeroS, Jan. t0.-Dseision was
rendered to-day 10 the novel and inter
esting International case of the Bel
CLANS by Chas Malta, Ooasul, against the
keeper Of the oommpR tAil of Hudson
eoants, Mes Jersey. Ga the 10th OF last
October there occurred on board the
Belgian steamship Nerdland. lying az
her dock ia Jersey City, hght between
her sailoFa,in the course Of which one of
them, named Wildenhus, stabbed and
/ killed another, named FrQsn. Both
we're Belgian snhisois. The police an
/ thorittas arrested the murderer aud two
other saiiars, who weFe witness g Of tbs
| lRht, And imprisoned them in the Jersey
Cay iail. Ths Belgian Consul, acting
uuder instructions from bis Govern
ment, demanded she reisase Of all tbs
prisoners on the ground that the crime
/ was committed within the Jurisdiction
OF the Kingdom Of BslRium, and that
under tue Law OF natiens and the
treaty between Belgian and the
United States. he, - Consul, had
sole authority over the prisoners.
The demand for release OF the prisoners
vas refused, whereup IN Oonsal took out
writ Of habeas easpss, aud upon dis
sniasal OF thas writ By the United states
U4Foait Court. he brought the case 70
this OoaEt By appeal. Justice Waite,
speaking for the Oourt 10 this case, said
the principle which governs the whole
matter ia this; Disorders which dis
/ tnfb OILY tha peace OF the ship, or
those on board, are 20 be dealt with ex-
clas,vely by the Sovereignty Of the home
Of tbs ship, bat those which disturb the
repose OF the people on shore may b.
suppressed, and, u need be, the Of
Tenders punished BY the proper al
thoElties Of local Jurisdiction. Il may
| noa bs easy ~ all tunes to detaRmiue 10
whieh Of the two Jurisdictions the par.
tleuIaR aet of disorder belongs. Mach
will undoubtedly del end on tie attend
TAG circumstances OF the partieHlaF
casa, bns all mast eonoede that felou.
oa4 homicide Is aahieos for local ia
risdictsan, and u ths proper authorities
are proceeding With the case In Fega-
lar manner the Consul has 10 right 10
interfere 20 pFevsat. Tue decree Of The
thresit OoaFt Diminishing the writ Of
AsAsas o'sggsas Is affirmed.
Ts PostmasseKs.
WAsNIsuruS, Jan. lO.--The Psstofgloe